Archaeology: Bulgaria’s ‘Vampire of Vratsa’
The summer archaeological season in Bulgaria customarily abounds with a wealth of discoveries – and the new trend, seen for
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Month: July 2014
Greeks remain pessimistic about the economy and labour market
Sixty-seven per cent of Greeks and 31 per cent of Europeans characterise the condition of their household poor to very
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Pavane for a dead government: the Oresharski obituary
For a government that lasted barely 14 months in office, the Oresharski administration has lived a full life, as if, aware
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Bulgarian Parliament to debate Budget revision on July 29
Bulgarian MPs agreed to hold a special sitting on July 29 to debate the Budget revision proposal put forth last
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Poll: Borissov’s GERB far ahead of BSP in runup to Bulgaria’s October 5 elections
Were Bulgaria to hold elections today, Boiko Borissov’s centre-right GERB would get 25.9 per cent and the Bulgarian Socialist Party
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Bulgaria’s early elections a step closer as BSP declines offer of mandate to govern
Bulgaria remained on track for early national parliamentary elections on October 5 as, on July 25, the Bulgarian Socialist Party
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Bulgaria’s competition watchdog levies new charges on electricity distributors
Bulgaria’s Commission for Protection of Competition (CPC) levied new charges of unfair trade practices against the country’s three private electricity
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Bulgarian President Plevneliev: We owe it to our children to open the files of Corporate Commercial Bank
All files on loans by Corporate Commercial Bank must be made public to expose any connections with politicians and members
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British embassy in Bulgaria launches Holiday Hangover campaign
The British embassy in Bulgaria launched the Holiday Hangover information and prevention campaign in Slunchev Bryag (Sunny Beach) seaside resort
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